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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary notice of sale and property figures
OCR reads as scattered data about a 6 room house with gravel driveway, an elderly person age 84, and various numbers for cattle and prices. The readable items include references to a February date, property details, and multiple price or quantity figures, but no clear narrative or complete entities.
House Vows Fast Labor Control Action After First Week
The Republican House aims to move quickly on labor reform, drafting a comprehensive strike control bill for Senate debate by March. Leaders say they will not wait for the Senate, seeking to curb strikes through federal court injunctions and define unfair labor practices while weighing broader wage and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Associated Prnsy
Washington
Bath Congress
Tait
Ohio
Rep. Hartley
REN
Representative Case
Browis
Tmimian
Senate Republicans
Truman
Pepper
Corry Grocer Fined for State Violation
A Corry grocer was fined 25 for selling unregistered California bakery bars in violation of state food laws. An information by Inspector Kenneth Buller states the items were not properly registered with the bureau. The fine will be indirectly paid by the manufacturing company through the wholesaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auurisburg Bureau
Kenneth Buller
Bureau of Pure Foods
Cotry Grocer
Jzold
Jzold © Qahilty
California
HMA Ihe
Hie
Apy
Return Of Dairen To China Hinted
The report indicates a Chinese official hints at talks with the Soviet Union over Dairen in China with no formal negotiations yet. Troops push into Kwantung peninsula where retreat holds to avoid incidents with Russians. Beijing speaks of an open port administered by China since August 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairen
China
Petping
Esiun shib-Hui
Mukden
Voda
Riingemen
Ashing
Nanking
Kwantang Peninsula
Horn of Dalren
Samme
Tiairan
Biuovides
Chitin
Zoning Hearings Set for Early February
The seven member commission approved the tentative voting ordinance and set public hearings for February 6 and 7. After hearings, revisions may be incorporated and the bill may be re drafted and resubmitted to City Council for action, with another public hearing if required. The ordinance aims to regulate construction types across city sections and may become law by May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goving Commission
Zoning Commission
Mare
Information On Rents Available In Corry Area
The Erie County control office distributes pamphlets and forms to Corry property owners and renters. Officials aim to provide clear guidance on rent controls and filing questions. Regular monthly visits to the City Building by Mr. Hen offer further assistance and advice.
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Thub
Corry
Ares
Tech Cortrol Anties
Melvin
Cnet
Twken
Erle
Miho
Minar
Wade
Erie
Snc
Protests Grow Over Per Capita Tax Exonerations in School Notices
Tax action sparks further protests as notices go out to residents previously exonerated for per capita school taxes. The Board of Education says exonerations cover a single year and must be verified year by year. Officials warn mailings will continue, with 400 to 500 notices sent daily pending checks of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Board of Education
Schoo
Uhat
Johnson Trial Delayed Again in Scranton Court
Former Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson returned to the Scranton court to argue a motion for dismissal in a conspiracy case. The judge's presence drew concern as one of his three sons, Albert W. Johnson Jr., was reported with the army in the Philippines. Defense counsel Charles J. Maribol noted the court's order requiring all defendants to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Albert W. Johnson
Imbi Ghsance
U.S. District Court
Onder Fastidd
Johnson
Albert
W. Johnyon
Wai
Philippines
Charles J. Maribol
Additional Snow Keeps Road Crews Active
Heavy snowfall keeps State Highway Department and city Streets Department busy through the night. Plows operate to clear main roads and major highways while drifting increases in Carter County and surrounding areas. Temperatures stay low with continued wind and snow showers forecast.
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Tate
State Highway Department
Iil
Salamanca
Highway Department
Slo
State
Ely
Saarver Tor
Senate Republicans Demand Deep Budget Cuts
Senate Republicans pressed for a $44.5 billion reduction plan to curb federal spending. Taft signaled caution, while GOP leaders pressed for deep cuts in welfare and labor programs, aiming to reduce outlays by around $8 to $11 billion in various areas as a new budget proposal loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thunga
Ouinigl Hull
Wold
Taft
Economic Club of New
Ork
GOP
Senate
Ow & Progeum Promisine Ceonor
Phantom Burglar Confesses in Western New York crimes
The so called Phantom Burglar Gaesser claims to have avoided Corry and nearby towns during a spree that stretched from Erie to Warren and along Route 170 in Chautauqua County. He says he chose smaller targets and that his car carried sugar and other loot from a Youngstown grocery stop. Police tracked his car from its license plate after questioning by Chief Flanigan and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Youngsville
George Else
Flanigan
Offees Krug
Watfen
Chantaugen County
Gaesser
Grange League Federation
Jamestown
Ufrough Corry
Eve Fren
Wis
Erie
Warren
Chautaal County
Jatter
Earl Cherry Named to Head Red Cross Drive
Earl Cherry was elected chairman of the 1947 Red Cross fund campaign in his city during the Gerry chapters monthly meeting. The local drive for funds begins in March with no official goal yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cherry
RED Cross Drive
Gerry Chapster
Chatrmad
Marchard
Titioval Hieciuarteré
Biawark
Tesquilts
Ted
Clvliian
Red Poss
Bejtist Ambassador Accused Of Spying In Poland
Bulletin reports the Bejtist ambassador in Poland accused of taking state and military secrets from the underground Win organization amid attempts at a coup. The disclosure comes nine days before parliamentary elections, with protests over unfair voting arrangements by Mihain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warsaw
Bejtist
Poland
Asd
Upderground Win Organization
Mhitain
United States
Two Killed In Mercer Crash
Two truck drivers were killed in a head on collision on the Perry highway four miles north of here. The drivers were A. L. Lowder of RD 2 Hadley Pa and Robert K. Paul of Paterson N J. Paul drove a truck for Pontiac Transportation Co of Butler and was hauling new automobiles to Pittsburgh. The other truck was damaged and total damage was about 5 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Associated Press
Perry ‘Highway
Here
Hadley
Robert K. Paul
Paterson
N. J. Paul
Pontiacranspoltation Go
Pittsborgr
Comrades Save Four Firemen in Wall Street Building Collapse
In New York financial district a four story structure at 191 John Street collapsed after a fire. Comrades rescued four firemen entombed inside, including Mire Li and Thomas Rice, who were trapped for hours. other rescuers were Pawl Miller Edward Dugan Gustave Tohriien. Emergency crews worked to revive victims as smoke and injuries persisted.
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New York
Comrades Orly
York
Financial District
Mire Li
Thomas Rice
jPawl Miller
Edward Dugan
Baltimore
Senator Ball targets union shop in anti labor bill
Washington reports Senator Ball plans to introduce a bill to outlaw mandatory union membership, claiming it will modernize industry. AFL and CIO leaders condemn the measure as pro corporate and detrimental to labor unity, arguing it undermines decades of collective bargaining and worker security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
CIO
Assaviatad Press
Wasmington
Senator Ball
R-Mini
Watt
Messie
Washington
Ball Ur-Minn
Smith
APL
Willie Greenfeld
Ball
Wmder Hein
Legislature Enters 10 Day Recess In Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the 1947 Legislature began a 10 day recess after a fast start on a reclassification bill. The House had approved the measure to reorganize officials and eliminate obsolete jobs, with the Senate moving it toward first passage before Governor James F. Diffin’s inauguration. Leaders aim to resume January 20 with potential quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Senate
Sheed
Snel
Pleb
James H. Diff
Boise
Sénate
de Senne
Dai
Steningraphiers
Warren Police Raid Gambler Ring Sparks Charges
Warren police arrested four men on gambling house charges after a raid. Felix Dobe 38 Witucn Ponvoll 32 Howard Wills 34 Brun Skinono 42 were brought before Justice of the Peace. Bond set at 4500 each.
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Ae Sk
Warren
Felix Dobe
Witucn Ponvoll
HoWird Wills
Brun
Bette
Truman proposes 2.53 billion budget for next year
President Truman asks Congress to approve a 2.5289 billion dollar federal budget for the coming fiscal year, outlining defense spending and other programs. He says the plan aims for a first peacetime balance in 10 years with a small surplus if taxes rise as proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Republica
Hou
Congress
Trumary
Post Office Department
Han— Neganir
Jnj
Thetober
Triman
Jnne
Sec
Ubis
Miny
Symil
Titias
Trumeaan
Bremer
Tannagh
Soldier Kills Girl and Wounds Three in Groton
In Groton New York a 19 year old soldier allegedly shot a girl and wounded two others before retreating to an abandoned barn. Authorities described the suspect as a local resident and noted bullets struck the victims as investigators combed the rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassoolyteux
Groton
N.Y
Wird
Olen
Wey
Furi Willage
Pompkis
Aure
MTV Halt
Fit Bert
Hill
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Navy
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